CA glue in the freezer

[scrofts1219]

Is it a good idea or bad to extra bottles CA glue in the freezer to extend the shelf life? Does anyone know if freezing it damages the quality? It doesn't freeze rock solid and gets to room temperature quickly. I am in Dallas and my shop is in the garage so I worry the heat will weaken stored CA.


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[Magicbob]

I would not freeze, but would put it in the fridge.
BTW MercuryCA has a life time no harden in the bottle guarantee

 

[thebillofwrites]

When you remove the bottles from the fridge, be sure to let them warm up to room temp before you open them. This will keep condensation from forming inside the bottle. Especially important if you live in a humid climate. Moisture causes CA to cure.

 

[philipff]

I have had 2 bottles in the freezer for many many months and they work perfectly every time. One even has the cap missing and it still works.

 

[JimB]

I put mine in the refrigerator, not the freezer.

 

[TonyL]

Maybe it is one of things that the manufacturer could recommend?

 

[jttheclockman]

Maybe it is one of things that the manufacturer could recommend?

Tony I use nothing but Satellite glues and I have referenced their home page for various questions so I will once again post a link or two. Here is the one that talks about storage and they indeed suggest the freezer. Lots of good info in their web pages.

https://www.caglue.com/


https://www.caglue.com/General-Instructions-for-CA-glue-from-Satellite-City-Instant-Glues_ep_43.html

 

[TonyL]

Thx JT

 

[scrofts1219]

Thanks everyone for the feedback.


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